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In this video, I want to let you know that it’s ok to make mistakes as long as you are committed to learning and improving every day.
You see, I learned something the other day as I was putting my first grader to bed. I noticed that he had some papers lying around on the floor. When I asked him if that was his report for school, he told me that it was just sloppy copy. I had never heard of sloppy copy, but when he explained to me what it was, the idea stuck with me.
Sloppy copy is when you don’t worry about getting things right, but instead just put down what you know and practice the rest afterwards. By doing multiple rounds of sloppy copy, my son was able to feel proud of his final product without experiencing his usual frustration at not having everything perfect on the first try.
The great thing about sloppy copy is that it’s essentially saying that it’s ok to make mistakes. The only rule is that you have to make it slightly better with each iteration.
Here’s what I took away from the concept of sloppy copy: If you are not confused, you are not learning anything. There’s a lot that confuses me about the world, but I’m committed to learning from it. And I’m committed to being a better person because of it -- whether that be as a member of society, a business leader, or a family member.
So, embrace the sloppy copy in your life and business and remind yourself that it’s ok to make mistakes. As long as you commit yourself to improving as a person, you will continue to learn and grow.
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Karie Kaufmann
San Diego Business Coach
ActionCOACH Business Coaching + Training Center
3111 Camino del Rio N STE 101, San Diego, CA 92108
(619) 321-9262
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